Advice on paint booth

[CAyaris]

So recently i constructed a paint booth frame out of Pvc Pipe its very strong and doesnt lean or fall over. I decided to use Pvc so that it could be collaqpsed down when not in use.(HOA not a fan of stuff being over our walls.) Anyways i wrapped the booth in painters plastic but it was to thin and ripped, i need some advice on what i could wrap it in, that would be able to be taken off and possibly reused

[Betrivent]

cardboard?

[Astroman]

Try a tarp (a good one, not a cheapo one) or canvas. Easy to store, and keep using over and over.

[TLyttle]

Greenhouse plastic. It is a bit more expensive, but is capable of a fair amount of abuse, plus it is UV impervious. Best part is that it lets in LOTS of light... Try any garden shop, but shop around for price.

[CAyaris]

u think ceran wrap

[Nexus1155]

Home depot sells cheap plastic sheets that is like 3-5 mil thick and you can ziptie it up.You unfold them and they're like 10ft x 7ft. Spray down the floor with water before you paint.

[Vinceb]

try 6 mil poly, it's whats used in houses for vapor barriers it's significantly thicker. can't remember the cost, i'm renovating my basement so I bought it as a 10 foot high 100 foot long roll, but i'm sure you can get it in smaller amounts.

[cali yaris]

^ +1 that's the stuff to use.

[CAyaris]

What about ceran wrap

[OTA'sTOY]

^ sure why not if thats all you can afford go ahead use ceran wrap

[willygoodness]

what if u go to your local fabric shop like and get a roll of cheap sewing material/end of run rolls? i picked up 15mx1.5m for $1.50 a M. altho might let a bit of a breaze through tho.

[Shinare]

what if u go to your local fabric shop like and get a roll of cheap sewing material/end of run rolls? i picked up 15mx1.5m for $1.50 a M. altho might let a bit of a breaze through tho.

Not good for a paint booth. You are trying to keep dust and particles OUT, not increase them, hehe. :)

[kiteslinger]

tyvek is cheap and comes in large rolls 10 foot if I remember right and easy to seal up either with a srpay on glue or a good masking tape, pain in the ass to work with if your going to reuse besides it pretty noisey

http://www2.dupont.com/Tyvek/en_US/index.html

also rip-stop nylon comes in different weight 1/2, 3/4 and 1&3/4 oz. and colors 54 and 60 inch wide and will last a long time if that what your looking for and seal up water tight and no dust...... look for factory 2nds to reduce the cost easy to work with
http://www.kitebuilder.com/kitestudio.html